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James Chakey

Head Coach · Mercer

Named head coach in 2026

Coach Legacy updates once a year, after the NCAA championship. Last updated: June 2026.

Coach Legacy Score

0#75 of current D1 head coaches

    How it's scored: the board explains the weights (a national title is 100, a Final Four 25, a Tewaaraton winner 25).

    Key numbers

    Career W-L
    0-0
    D1 head coach
    NCAA appearances
    0
    NCAA wins
    0
    Final Fours
    0
    Championships
    0
    Conference titles
    0 / 0
    regular season / tournament
    Tewaaraton
    0 / 0
    winners / finalists
    All-Americans
    —
    USILA 1st / 2nd / 3rd
    Players Drafted
    0

    Every number counts his Division I head-coaching jobs only. — is unknown (not found in the public pages read), never zero. A + means at least that many; * marks a record missing a D1 job or a season.

    Career

    1. Mercer

      Head coach · 2027–present

      0-0 (thru 2026)

    Division I head-coaching jobs, the ones Coach Legacy counts. Assistant and non-D1 jobs aren't listed.

    Postseason by year

    — No season-by-season postseason list in the pages read yet.

    Tewaaraton Award

    None credited to him as head coach.

    Credited to the head coach of the player's school that season. Winners 2001–2026; finalists 2024–2026 only (older finalist lists aren't on the foundation's site).

    All-Americans

    — USILA's full lists couldn't be read yet, so no All-American is counted for any coach. What his school says is below.

    In the school's words

    • “Wertheim was eventually selected with the 26th overall pick by the California Redwoods in the Premier Lacrosse League's (PLL) college draft (a Brown player he coached as an assistant)” source

    Quoted, not counted: bios mix All-America selectors, assistant years and pro leagues.

    Sources

    Pages read on 2026-10-04, 2026-10-05, 2026-10-07 and 2026-10-08.

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